Matthew Sturchio, Colorado State University As societies look for ways to cut greenhouse gas emissions and slow climate change, large-scale solar power is playing a
Kathleen Merrigan, Arizona State University After several years of pandemic-driven price spikes at the grocery store, retail food price inflation is slowing down. That’s good
Scott Jasechko, University of California, Santa Barbara; Debra Perrone, University of California, Santa Barbara, and Richard Taylor, UCL If you stand at practically any point
Mathew Barlow, UMass Lowell Extremely cold Arctic air and severe winter weather swept southward into much of the U.S. in mid-January 2024, breaking daily low
Judith Weis, Rutgers University – Newark Microplastics are turning up everywhere, from remote mountain tops to deep ocean trenches. They also are in many animals,
Liam Cassidy, The University of Melbourne; Andrew King, The University of Melbourne; Josephine Brown, The University of Melbourne, and Tilo Ziehn, CSIRO Humanity’s emissions of
Paul Winters, University of Notre Dame For the first time ever, food and agriculture took center stage at the annual United Nations climate conference in
Lu Liu, Iowa State University A lot can go wrong in a large urban water system. Pumps malfunction. Valves break. Pipes leak. Even when the
Shuang-Ye Wu, University of Dayton The year 2023 was marked by extraordinary heat, wildfires and weather disasters. In the U.S., an unprecedented heat wave gripped
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